Bimanual coordination skills are required for countless everyday activities, such as typing,
preparing food, and driving. The corpus callosum (CC) is the major collection of white matter …

Many activities of daily living require moving both hands in an organized manner in space
and time. Therefore, understanding the impact of aging on bimanual coordination is essential …

Implications of structural connections within and between brain regions for their functional
counterpart are timely points of discussion. White matter microstructural organization and …

Recent research on traumatic brain injury (TBI) has shown that impairments in cognitive and
executive control functions are accompanied by a disrupted neural connectivity …

Changes in both brain structure and neurophysiological function regulating homotopic as
well as heterotopic interhemispheric interactions (IHIs) are assumed to be responsible for the …

… Bachevalier J.Corpus callosum diffusion anisotropy correlates with neuropsychological …
disorder in children and adolescents 6 to 24 months after traumatic brain injuryJ. Am. Acad. …

Age-related changes in the microstructural organization of the corpus callosum (CC) may
explain declines in bimanual motor performance associated with normal aging. We used …

When manipulating objects with both hands, the corpus callosum (CC) is of paramount
importance for interhemispheric information exchange. Hence, CC damage results in impaired …

The acquisition of a new bimanual skill depends on several motor coordination constraints.
To date, coordination constraints have often been tested relatively independently of one …

To study age-related differences in neural activation during motor learning, functional magnetic
resonance imaging scans were acquired from 25 young (mean 21.5-year old) and 18 …